the house. the senate belongs to the democrats. and the president seems to belong to the democrats. by getting the president to sit down and deal on the debt ceiling, he already has gotten a small w. and then to roll back $10 million that was going to be for the irs agents out of the -- excuse me 10 billion out of the 08 billion. that sets you up for a year. and then it it's called win the election and finish it off. there is a lot of wins here and i looked at the "new york post" editorial and they basically said good enough. one of the things they also said spending could only increase 1% unless they have a pay as you go. you have to go cut something right after that. chip roy is obviously not for it. every congressman norman not for it. if it gets out of committee, he is supposed to -- he believes is he going to get 95% of republicans to vote for it. the bigger question is will it get out of committee? here's the president yesterday on will the democrats vote for it? what do you think of the deal as
curiosity shone for the fundingn during the summer ofg love, peaceful protests that we hadd in the summer of 2020. why wasn't the mainstream media interested at that point and who was funding the folkswn burning down police precincts? the people gg that were, you know,oi going oua of their way to murder a retired police officer who was defending small w businesses? our own vice president kamala k harris, we know bailed some of these folks out of jail for committing these crimes. no interest in but , is rightst, sean now isn't that fascinating? the bottom line here is that this really has nothing to do with funding. i thinkfu we all know there is a support. you just set it for these truckers obviously in canada, in americaere people are cheering them on because this is all about freedom. rg and seee the folks here in charge in america don't want to get anything crazy ideas about standing up for our ado freedoms in the same way
they're not only looking at the ways in which his story differs from those of others but looking at the sevcentrality when it co to his handling of the investigation with an eye towards possibly building an obstruction of justiceika oyang fellow washington attorneys, abbe lowell, was hired by jared kushner. you don't hire him for a traffic ticket, you hire him for exactly this. having said that, it can't charm the mueller forces. how many times we've read, how many times it's been reported that kushner and his legal team have either withheld, small "w", not capital. items have gone back and changed submissions they've made. or they've been questioned about an incomplete submission. that could be a tough aspect of this. >> i think that's right. and you have to remember, jared kushner has changed his legal
fellow washington attorneys, abbe lowell, was hired by jared kushner. you don't hire him for a traffic ticket, you hire him for exactly this. having said that, it can't charm the mueller forces. how many times we've read, how many times it's been reported that kushner and his legal team have either withheld, small "w", not capital. items have gone back and changed submissions they've made. or they've been questioned about an incomplete submission. that could be a tough aspect of this. >> i think that's right. and you have to remember, jared kushner has changed his legal team a number of times throughout this. each time he still is coming up short in information, right? he had to amend his security clearance forms a number of times. we're not sure even now if they're complete. he's not been forthcoming when giving information to the senate judiciary committee. i'm not sure his lawyers are as thorough as they should be in a case like this, or there's a
from those of others but looking at the centrality when it comes to his handling of the investigation with an eye towards possibly building an obstruction of justice case. >> mieke eoyang, one of your fellow washington attorneys, abbe lowell, was hired by jared kushner. you don't hire him for a traffic ticket, you hire him for exactly this. having said that, it can't charm the mueller forces. how many times we've read, how many times it's been reported that kushner and his legal team have either withheld, small "w", not capital. items have gone back and changed submissions they've made. or they've been questioned about an incomplete submission. that could be a tough aspect of this. >> i think that's right. and you have to remember, jared kushner has changed his legal team a number of times throughout this.